10 Young Agents Tell All: Meet Ashley Fitzsimmons
Ashley Fitzsimmons, a fourth-generation independent agent who gets to know her clients on a personal level, says she doesn’t have time to be lazy.
Ashley Fitzsimmons, a fourth-generation independent agent who gets to know her clients on a personal level, says she doesn’t have time to be lazy.
John Borja believes independent agencies should worry less about finding the “ideal insurance broker” and more about molding new recruits to fit their culture.
Jared Blackwood believes recruitment is only half of the industry’s perpetuation problem—the bigger issue is that leaders aren’t stepping up as mentors for young agents.
For Corbin Adams, getting over the fear of rejection is paramount to succeeding as an independent agent.
As both a mother and the vice president of her father’s agency, Neidra Crosby values her insurance career for allowing her to “be prosperous in all areas.”
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